"Conference of the Birds" is an album by the band Om, known for its blend of metal, chant, drone, dub, and psychedelia. The album features two songs that showcase the band's use of cyclical rhythm and vocal intonation. It is often regarded as one of their best works, with tracks like "At Giza" being particularly praised for their steady drumbeats and deep bass lines. The album is a significant contribution to the stoner rock genre and is celebrated for its meditative qualities.